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Re: Modified Eliminator Wars in the 70's
Does anyone have a color picture of a 75+ Leal 16-plug Hemi that shows the color of the spark plug wires?
The only pictures I have (from the Peterson archives) are B+W. I didn't ask if anyone remembers what color they were because, well, you know...... 
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04-14-2017, 12:37 PM
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Re: Modified Eliminator Wars in the 70's
Last pics (as far as I know) for final test fitting of dummy motor, trans, headers and clutch linkage
before disassembly for finish painting. Everything fits great with proper clearances; clutch linkage works like butter.      
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Re: Modified Eliminator Wars in the 70's
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04-14-2017, 07:34 PM
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Re: Modified Eliminator Wars in the 70's
Thanks Charlie. I've got that picture but that is a different car.
His '73 Pro Stock Duster. Mine is the '75 B/MP Duster (picture below).  I did just buy a set of doors off of the tribute car for the '73 Pro Stocker (for wall hangers). 
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Re: Modified Eliminator Wars in the 70's
As heavily researched as I know your car is. I was guessing you had that picture already. Most of what I found from that era , and I am sure you have also, either had red or gray wires.
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Re: Modified Eliminator Wars in the 70's
One of my all-time favorite paint schemes and race cars. De-stroked 340 Mopar small-block.
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